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Great parking! Very easy and centrally located! I arrived a couple of hours before my parking reservation was actually set for, and they still let me in with no problems. Will definitely park there again.
Parking was awesome!!
Spot was reserved as promised.
Since I was able to reserve a parking spot the day before a Cardinals game, I saved myself the hassle of trying to find a parking spot the day of the game either along a street or in a parking garage.Very convenient -- I highly recommend using Parkwhiz!
A little hard to find in a time crunch, as there wasn't much signage, but a great experience overall. Got in and parked easily, very helpful attendant, and then on to the game. Traffic was a breeze after the game also.
Fast and easy, friendly attendant
This is prime parking for the Edward Jones Dome and Busch Stadium. The lot abuts a large red brick building on the east. A raised stone wall plant bed with small, intermittently planted bushes and plants separates the lot from the sidewalk along Washington and Broadway.
Managed by St Louis Parking Company. This location is a commercial parking lot.
Nearby destinations: Edward Jones Dome.
This large surface lot is located on the northeast corner of Washington Ave and N Broadway. We're one block south of the Edward Jones Dome (home of the Rams). Enter from Washington Ave. Look for a white "M" surrounded by a red border on Missouri Athletic Club's building.


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A motorcycle-riding woman in Milwaukee exposed her breasts and drove down a highway without holding onto the handlebars before crashing her bike.
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Brazil's drought made arabica coffee this year's best-performing commodity. Now, farmers are facing a downpour that is once more threatening crops.
Celebrity quack moms are a terrible influence on everyday parents
On April 15, the actress Alicia Silverstone released a book called "The Kind Mama: A Simple Guide to Supercharged Fertility, a Radiant Pregnancy, a Sweeter Birth, and a Healthier, More Beautiful Beginning." It's chock-full of attachment parenting lessons and dangerous misinformation.
Affirmative action ruling challenges colleges seeking diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's support of Michigan's ban on race-based affirmative action in university admissions may spur colleges to find new ways to achieve diversity without using racial preferences.
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LINCOLN — The first commit for Nebraska's 2014 recruiting class wanted to deliver the news to Husker coach Bo Pelini in person.
And Lincoln Southeast's Luke Gifford just happens to live close enough to NU to do it. So he arrived at Nebraska's offseason camp Monday, waited until it ended and told Pelini — and secondary coach Terry Joseph — he was "ready to be in."
Pelini's response?
"Welcome to the family," Gifford said.
Now, Gifford — like 2013 Lincoln Southwest signee Josh Banderas — will try to recruit more players to that family, starting with the Lincoln Southeast teammate who accompanied him to practice: four-star guard D.J. Foster, who already has offers from Florida and Georgia. Foster's brother, Trey, plays tight end for the Huskers, as do former Knights Sam Cotton and David Sutton.
Gifford's pitch to Foster?
"A lot of people don't get the chance to play college football with some of their best friends and their brother at the same time," Gifford said.
The 6-foot-3, 195-pound Gifford received his NU offer earlier this month, sat on it for a week and pulled the trigger Monday, figuring that, no matter what schools pursued him, he was sticking with Nebraska.
"I just felt like there were no other schools that could pull me away," Gifford said.
247Sports has Gifford ranked as a three-star athlete. He's not yet ranked as by ESPN, Rivals or Scout. He had offers from Toledo and Ohio.
Gifford said Nebraska sees him at one of three positions: linebacker, safety or tight end. NU wants him to gain weight for any of the three. Gifford's goal is to weigh 210 pounds by the start of his senior season at Southeast. He prefers defense, he said, but is open to playing tight end, too.
"I'm a physical player," said Gifford, named second-team All-Nebraska last year. "I think that's my strong point."
One source of advice over the years, Gifford said, was cousin Ty Gifford, a former Southeast standout and New Mexico State cornerback. Luke said he and Ty had discussed the Nebraska offer.
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By Marc Meisfelt (2007)
Viewed superficially, cosmetic surgery is a superficial matter. Anyway, it only modifies person's fa?ade while our culture teaches us to search for, and to value, primarily inner qualities.
Initially, our culture ridiculed those who were not content with the way they looked. Cosmetic procedures where thought of being something aging actresses would undergo to get a boost, if not in beauty, then at least in self-esteem.
But it's this opinion that is superficial, not the cosmetic procedure.
Most people believe (wrongly) that they arrive at their opinions on about everything as a result of some contemplation. They also believe (wrongly) that they later design their lives in accordance with their sort-of philosophical views.
If it were like that, we would all be standing on our heads. But we stand on our feet... even those esoteric philosophers do.
As a matter of fact, our opinions are not the result of our contemplations. They are the result of our interests. And our interests are based on the modes of production prevailing in the society in which we live.
One important internal aspect of the human mode of production is whether a society is capable to produce the sexual health of its male members. This is why both Viagra and tongkat ali are philosophically so relevant. Viagra allows men at almost any age to have erections. And tongkat ali can bring back sexual appetite to those men and women who have lost it in the course of aging.
Men who can have erections, and women and men who have sexual appetite, have other interests than those who don't. They also have other opinions. They may think that their opinions are the result of their intellectual contemplations, but they are not.
As far as sexual pleasures are concerned, the opinions of previously impotent or frigid men and women are the result of the mode of production of a society that can produce sexual health pharmacologically, via Viagra and tongkat ali.
I promote tongkat ali because it increases the sexual appetite of almost all men and women who use it, and for many elderly men, or men who have abused synthetic testosterone or steroids, tongkat ali is the only medication that restores it.
When a large number of people have a more pronounced sex drive, they will likely hold opinions that sooner or later express themselves in the formation of a society that allows more sexual opportunities.
On the other hand, if a large number of those people who sit in politically relevant positions are mentally or physically impotent, religious social models are much more likely to get their support.
The philosophical relevance of cosmetic surgery is established through the same chain of events as the philosophical relevance of Viagra and tongkat ali.
That we all, men and women, only find, depending on our sexual orientation, men or women sexually attractive if they meet certain minimal criteria of beauty and youthfulness, may be a genetic parameter that may be hard to modify.
But cosmetic surgery, here and now, can achieve that we all look no older than in our 30s, and this means that, in combination with good general health, nobody will have to fall prematurely out of the category of people considered sexually desireable in general.
A mode of production that includes apparent youth and sexual desirable appearance as products, generates a totally new ideological superstructure: one in which those ideologies that negate the primacy of optimal sexual experience (such as pious religions) have, fortunately, a much harder stand.
For those who have the means, the future is now. Just as Viagra and tongkat ali are capable of restoring sexual function in men and women of any age, cosmetic surgery can make any man and woman sexually attractive until a very high age indeed. Those who are in their 20s today will never in their lives have to look older than in their 30s.
And because they will always be part of the mating game, they will never have to adopt anti-sexual ideologies (such as pious religions).
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According to Soap Opera Uncensored, Stephen Nichols has taped his last episode as Tucker McCall on THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Will Nichols return to DAYS OF OUR LIVES and his signature role, Steve "Patch" Johnson? Or to GENERAL HOSPITAL as Stefan Cassadine? Stay tuned.
Jessica Heap is also reportedly leaving Y&R and the role of Eden Baldwin.
Meanwhile, Soap Opera Digest is reporting Michael Graziadei's last airdate as Daniel Romalotti is January 2.
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Stephen Nichols Leaving THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
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Go Back to Days and make it watchable again.ReplyDelete
I enjoy the actor but not this character. I would like to see him on Days again.ReplyDelete
No, go back to General Hospital! please!ReplyDelete
Yaaaaaa!! I didn't like him as Patch, and I liked him even less as Tucker. Arrogant control freak!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Atlanta >Bars & Clubs > Andrews Upstairs
56 E Andrews Drive NW #13, Atlanta, GA | Directions 3030533.842490 -84.380828
Thu-Fri 8pm-4am
Sat 8pm-3am
Neighborhoods: Buckhead Village, Northside, Northside
The new hot club in buckhead is----- – This place has undergone a total transformation! The lava lamps are gone and so is the cheezy 80's music. (I think they even got rid of the 8traxx name-seem to be calling it andrews upstairs).
Saw Huda Hudia Saturday-did not even know he was there every saturday now. Really cool lights and dancing- there was even a go go dancer (hottttt!) in a cage on stage. Tons of hot girls dancing and the place was packed (maybe my only complaint was that it was so busy that it was hard to get to the bathroom through the crowd).
Bartenders were nice and the drinks were normal Buckhead prices ($4 beers- 7 for a beam and coke or vodka tonic (what me and my girl drink). BTW- Julie, the beer tub girl is super sweet and hot-.
Nice place to stop by – This is a nice place to stop by for a drink or two, but the idea of getting sloshed here can put a dent in your pocket. They have two floors and serve drinks that were semi-cold. The music is nice and there is a pretty packed dance floor at night, if that is your kind of thing. My friends and I dropped by for 2 bottles each before moving on to another bar.
Good Music, sad crowd – Came here to dance a little. The music was a great blend of old 80s and 90's was AWESOME. However, the crowd that hangs out there was a little pathetic. Old old people dancing professionally on the floor or very drunk girls/boys falling all over the floor. Just sad to watch. The decor is huge lava lamps and is overall pretty cheezy. Not a nice club, but a good place to come and dance if you're completely tanked and don't care anymore.
Cool place to hang out – Andrews Upstairs is our regular place where we hang out most of the time. It's quite a nice place and a nice atmosphere. It's really worth to check out.
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Great club to see a show and meet girls – My friends and I end up there at least a couple of times a month. The bands that they book are good, saw a journey band there. We always enjoy staying later and dancing to the DJ. Everytime we go, the place is packed with good looking girls. I heard that some of the owners were bought out. Met one of the owners, Richard, nicest guy.
Might be a nice place - but not on NYE – Paper ad for New Year's Eve party stated "Party Starts at 5PM, doors open at 5PM", as did website. Bought 3 $50 tickets to ensure admittance to both downstairs and upstairs where Mel & Party Hats were playing. Arrived at 5PM only to find out that the bar where the band would be (upstairs) did not open until midnight due to Atlanta law regarding alcohol on Sundays, the band would not be starting until midnight (for the same reason), and the bar that WAS open (downstairs) was not serving any food at all.
My suspicion is that it was advertised in this fashion (not exactly false, but somewhat misleading) purposefully as an ad that states "Band starts at midnight" would not be as attractive.
To be fair, when we addressed this with the manager, she was very receptive and gave us the option of getting a refund on our admission (with the understanding that we would leave), as well as getting our last round of drinks comped.
The place is very nice, the drinks are a little pricey ($20 a round for 1 beer, 1 premium bourbon, 1 well margerita), but the barstaff (and management) are very nice and I WOULD go back there again for a concert event.
The place rocks for seeing shows – The way the room is set up, it is very comfortable. A great venue for music
Acoustics suck, overpriced weak drinks – The acoustics in this room are terrible. The door prices are too high. The drink prices are too high. The bartenders make small weak drinks and are unfriendly. Suckhead.
Andrew's Upstairs NEW YEARS BOMB – We were excited to hear that Mel and the Party Hats were the New Year Band. So we bought the $65 dollar ticket that included the meal and the show. First of all we had reservations for 8:30 and were seated at 9:15. The food was mediocre and cold. We were supposed to have filet mignon but it was more like roast beef. After a disapointing dinner we are thought we had an awesome band to look forward to. BUT THEY HAD OVERSOLD THE EVENT... We waited in the lobby crammed with hundreds of people for over an hour and never got to go upstairs to hear Mel and the Party Hats. I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND ANDREWS TO ANYONE
Ultrahip live-music venue attracts Buckhead's bold and beautiful singles. – The Scene
A singles scene rich with opportunities, this bar in Buckhead's West Village appeals to style-conscious 20- and 30-somethings. An amphitheater-shaped dance floor hugs the stage, which is intimate without being cramped; tiers of stools and tables rise into the back of the room. The bar on this level is large and airy, but still gets crowded. A steep stairway leads to a lounge-like loft that overlooks the music and dance action. The loft's small, less crowded bar allows for more breathing room.
The Draw
Swank, but not pretentious, Andrews Upstairs unfurls the red carpet for anyone who wants to have a good time. A diverse live-music lineup includes cover bands and acoustic originals. DJs start spinning after midnight for late-night owls.
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Hot Topics: Tea, tutus on menu of Taiwan Barbie cafeTAIPEI, Taiwan – Tea, tutus and an overdose of pink are prominent on the menu at a just-opened Taipei cafe dedicated to all things Barbie.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan – Tea, tutus and an overdose of pink are prominent on the menu at a just-opened Taipei cafe dedicated to all things Barbie.
Aficionados of the world's most famous doll can now gather to feast on light meals and an array of desserts adorned with the Barbie logo while seated at pink tables on chairs decorated with pink corsets and frothy tutus – pink, of course.
"Every little girl has a Barbie in childhood," said Henry Chiu, president of Sinlaku Taiwan Co. Ltd. and the owner of the cafe. "Barbie is a dream for a little girl. We want to make girls' dreams come true and build a fantasy world for them."
The store opened in the Taiwanese capital on Jan 30 after years of preparation and an investment of more than $1.7 million – the first such cafe authorized by Barbie-maker Mattel Inc .
Fans were quick with their praise.
"I feel like a Barbie doll in a fairy tale world, I feel like a princess," said Shiao Yu, a 30-year-old housewife on a visit to the cafe. "It's very dreamy."
A typical repast, offered at lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, costs $10 and gives at least a nod to health-consciousness.
"The menu is designed to show the calories of each dish," said He Chia-ling, 28, who works in marketing. "So office ladies like us can eat and still be fit and healthy like Barbie."


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Florists >Bridget's Blooms
1055 Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla, CA | Directions 9203732.842647 -117.271743
Mon - Fri, 9am - 5:30pm; Sat, 9:30am - 3pm; closed Sun
Neighborhoods: Northern San Diego, Village, Northern
The Best Flowers – Holiday season is finally here and that means plenty of family gatherings and festive decorations. Floral arrangements are always the best approach to beautify your foyer, your family table, or any social entertaining area. Coming home for Thanksgiving or Christmas? There's no better way to say hello to your mom or mother in law than to come bearing flowers. Bridget's Blooms is an exceptional family owned florist located on 1055 Torrey Pines Rd. With a commitment to "Passion and Personal service" there is no better destination for any floral arrangement.
Bridget and her husband Mike love what they do and have a strong dedication to their customers, "Our mission is to have fun, meet new people, be creative working with beautiful flowers, and hopefully, bring joy to people's lives through flowers." With an extensive assortment of flowers, potted plants, and vases you can be sure to you'll receive a beautiful arrangement that is both illustrious and aesthetic. Bridget has been in the floral business since 1983 and has the knowledge and experience to create your perfect bouquet. With online ordering and delivery available there's no easier way to get what you need for the holidays or any future event. Even if you feel your landscaping could use a new touch, Bridget's Blooms also provides color landscaping services for your home. With a heartwarming attitude and prioritization for "customer satisfaction and happiness" Bridget and Mike will always be able to provide you with the best service. So stop by and come see for yourself how much their caring and passionate perspective can do for you.
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This is a small bronze New Haven Compensated statue clock.
Bottom of base to top of clock is 3-1/4 inches.
Bottom of base to top of statue (gold miner with pick) is 4 inches.
Base is 3-5/8 inches by 1-3/4 inches.
The top of the clock has the Hotel St. Francis San Francisco crest.
When I took it to the hotel with me during a stay, I was told by the hotel curator, that they have pictures of this type of clock on the guest room bed stands back in the 20's - 30's. (he asked me jokingly, if I was the thief!)
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without staying up all night - come to Chabot and celebrate strokes of
midnight around the world at 11 am, 1 pm, and 4 pm! Kids count down and
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Priority Member Registration - Wednesday, October 17th
General Public - Wednesday, October 24th
Balloon Drop Times
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1:00 pm - Ages 5 & under (Discovery Lab) and Ages 6 - 12 (Rotunda)
4:00 pm - Ages 5 & under (Discovery Lab) and Ages 6 - 12 (Rotunda)
Tickets: $4 per child plus General Admission
Space is Limited. Call the Box Office at (510) 336-7373 to reserve space.
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"We can whoop and holler like church, and somebody can catch the Holy Ghost all out; somebody can do the Dougie," he told the crowd, "but it ain't going to make no difference if you don't show up and get involved because we're on the grind every day." (Emphasis ours.)
For those wondering, "What's the Dougie?" allow us to lend a hand. You can watch this how-to video or, even better, you can learn from First Lady Michelle Obama, who appeared with Jimmy Fallon earlier this year to demonstrate the evolution of mom dancing. (The Dougie part starts at 1:45)


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Congrats to our first Canadian 4 Series owner! The lucky member picked up his Estoril Blue 435i xDrive on Monday and already has plans to upgrade with an exhaust and the M Performance Power Kit.
Check out the first photos inside.
The list of cars and trucks up for the 2014 Car of the Year Award has been parsed down to a short list of 12 cars and 12 trucks. The initial candidates list contained 30 cars overall, of which the BMW i3 was also nominated. It did not make this short list.
2014 North American Car of the Year short list:
BMW 4 Series
Cadillac CTS
Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
Chevrolet Impala
Infiniti Q50
Jaguar F-Type
Kia Cadenza
Lexus IS
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Check out some delivery photos of an Alpine White 435i xDrive with M Sport Package.
Introducing our Official 4 Series Photo Compilations Threads.
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It's back-to-school time, which can get expensive fast for parents. A friend of mine was helping compile her sons' teachers' supplies list for a Staples-PTA online fund-raising effort and discovered one fourth grade teacher's list alone added up to $85. One class, one child. And that's before you even hit the clothing stores.
So while gathering the kids in the car and heading out to buy pens and notebooks and new shoes is billed as a fun, American back-to-school ritual, it can lead to some pretty hefty bills sandwiched between summer vacations and holiday spending. We're all looking for ways to save this year, so with that in mind, here are some ideas to cut your back-to-school shopping bill in half. Please add your own ways to save in the comments below!
Don't shop in one place. I know we need to save on gas, so I'm not advocating driving to 10 different stores. You can do some of this online, too. But you need to shop sales and know prices. Buying all of your supplies in one office supply store can result in a big bill for many small things. When you're at the grocery store, check out the school supplies displays there. You may find the notebooks and folders your kid's teacher is looking for for half the price as a big-box store. Go online before piling into the car to find discounts and shipping deals at web sites like Target and Discount School Supply.
Shop at home first. And I don't mean online. Not yet. Look through desk drawers and closets. You may be pleasantly surprised that the kids only used two of the pack of four notebooks you bought last year. Same goes for markers and colored pencils. You may have them and they may still be in plenty good shape to be used again.
Shop in bulk with another family (or families). You need three double-ruled, spiral notebooks with perforated pages but it only comes in a pack of six. Split the cost with another classmate's family, and you can get the supplies you need without spending double what you want.
Leave the kids home. At least for a bulk of the shopping. Go out for a few key items so they can help pick them out, if you'd like, but this will help avoid a cart-filling frenzy that only leads to sticker shock at the cash register.
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I'm looking into triple-booting my Packard Bell DOT ZG5 netbook. According to PB it can only work with XP, or at least that's what they told me when I asked for Vista drivers for it. So far I managed to get it running perfectly in both Vista and Ubuntu 10.04 and even got both of them working in perfect harmony.
I guess it's time to up the ante and put OSX on it as well, maybe even with XP and Win7 added for good measure. The motto is : It ain't done 'till it's overdone.
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EDIT : Ok, seems like I posted a bit too soon. According to the info elsewhere in this forum I'm thinking I should go for OSX first, then XP, then Vista, then Win7 and finally Ubuntu.
However I'm still not sure how to handle the partitions and my questions regarding the graphics still stand.
Do Ubuntu or the windows installer recognize the OSX partition? If so, I'd be inclined to go for just the OSX partition at first (leaving the rest of the HDD unallocated), then create 3 NTFS partitions for the Windows installs, then the EXT4 for Ubuntu.


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DeNunzio will study political economy with classmates from over 100 countries and every continent. This is the 25th year of the program, so DeNunzio will take part in some special lectures and other celebratory events, as well.
"The Program attracts the best students from all across the globe and the economics program at the London School is generally ranked in the top 15 in the world, so it is quite an accomplishment for Chris," said Robert Dunn, Ph.D., assistant professor of economics at W&J and DeNunzio's adviser.
An economics major and Spanish minor, DeNunzio is a resident assistant, a student worker in the Admission department, and a member of the Presidents' water polo team.
"I emphasized my liberal arts education in my application to the LSE, which is what originally attracted me to W&J," DeNunzio said, noting at this point he is interested in a career in investment banking. "I am looking for practical applications for my economics major."
DeNunzio spent W&J's January Intersession in an intensive Spanish language program in Valencia, Spain , following the steps of all cultural groups that shaped the Spanish identity while visiting the historical sites in Valencia. A citizen of both the United States and Great Britain, he is looking forward to studying abroad again.
"I was very happy to learn I was accepted. It is a great way to spend the summer following my sophomore year," DeNunzio said. "W&J has prepared me so well for these types of opportunities. I am looking forward to being at a large school for a little while, to living in London."
DeNunzio returns home July 31.
"I have had success in College, but I have had to work very hard," DeNunzio said. "I have learned to work well independently, outside the classroom. I continue to expand my horizons a W&J."
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Pearl Milk Tea
Pearl Milk Tea is indigenous to Taiwan which has spread internationally. It is also known in some circles as Bubble Tea. This tea originated in the tea shops of Taichung which comes in different flavors most of which are fruit based. The staples are Almond Milk Tea and Honey Green Milk Tea. The milk is mixed with tea with tapioca balls hence the name bubble.
Fresh Coconut Juice
You can find this beverage anywhere in tropical Asia. Fresh Coconut juice is perhaps the safest form of beverage in the planet. The water inside the coconut remained untouched by the elements until the coconut is opened. Coconut water is known for its electrolytes which hydrates the body better than water! It is great as a detox beverage that helps the digestion and is beneficial to treat symptoms of urinary and kidney diseases.
Sago't Gulaman
Sago't Gulaman is the Philippines' answer to Bubble Tea. It is peddled in the streets as a thirst quencher especially during the dry months from March to early November. Sago or tapioca balls are added to a mix of water, milk and sugar. What sets the sago't gulaman from the Bubble Tea is the absence of tea from the list of ingredients. Aside from tapioca balls it also has diced gulaman related to gelatine which is actually dried seaweed that is used to make flan or jellies.
Vietnamese Filter Coffee
Chocolaty, strong and thick these are the adjectives that are used to describe the Vietnamese Filter Coffee. Served using a small cup, the coffee is perfect for anyone who wants to unwind and spend lazy afternoons in the streets of Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City. This beverage was introduced during the French colonization era which has become a staple in Vietnamese modern life. Western countries have imported this coffee as gourmet but in Vietnam you can sample the real deal each day with a fraction of the cost.
If you want to sample the drinks Asia has to offer, drink it with an open mind. You will soon capture the essence of Asia through the drinks. The drinks reek of health benefits that will surely make your time worthwhile.
This was a guest post provided to us by Ashlee Harsh. She is from the website How Much Is It — A large resource of over 2,300 cost helping guides.


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